Exclusions
How can our Parent Partnership Service Behaviour and Exclusions Team help you?
We provide support and information to parents and carers of children with behaviour difficulties, as well as those who are at risk of, or have been excluded from school.
It is always our aim to encourage partnership working and develop positive communication between parents and school.
We prefer, wherever possible, to become involved as soon as problems are identified.
We will listen and give parents time to share their concerns.
We encourage parents to arrange a meeting at school to look at positive ways forward. We will offer to support parents at this meeting, and will usually arrange a home / office visit where we can meet with parents and gather more information about their concerns, and their understanding of what strategies have been used.
Useful information on exclusions is available in the ACE Information Exclusion Packs||
Exclusion leaflet (1.28MB)|||
What to do if you want to appeal against a permanent exclusion (27KB)|||
Who's who at a Governors' Disciplinary Committee meeting (43KB)|||
Who does what at a Governors' Disciplinary Committee meeting (24KB)|||
Who's who at an Independent Appeal hearing (43KB)|||
Who does what at an Independent Appeal hearing (26KB)|||
Fact Sheets
Unofficial Exclusion (pdf 54kb)|
Fixed Period Exclusion (pdf 73.2 kb)|
Appeal against permanent exclusion (pdf 74kb)|
Further information, including exclusions guidance for schools, statutory responsibilities, legislation and model letters are available from the Department for Education, or by following the link below:
www.education.gov.uk/schools/pupilssupport/behaviour/exclusion/a0076478/exclusion-guidance|
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